If you sustained injuries which required medical attention then you may have a viable case. Reach out to a local personal injury lawyer for a...

Can you drop out? Yes. Should you? No. You'll regret it. Maybe not today and maybe not tomorrow but soon and for the rest of your life.

Disputes of that size do not warrant hiring an attorney. Instead, you may wish to pursue this in small claims court.

You have not identified any injuries requiring medical care so you would not have damages to support any legal action.

Your best defense is hiring yourself a good attorney. Try to find someone who has a good working relationship with the local prosecutors / judges.

That is likely just a form letter so I would not worry about that language. However, two years is too long. Your lawyer should be able to contact...

I mostly agree with Mr. Kalish but will point out that once you are on SSDI then the concept of "substantial gainful activity" is no longer the...

There is a lot to unpack in your post including many many conclusory statements. Ultimately you must exhaust your administrative remedies before...

I agree with Mr. Kalish. This link explains further: https://secure.ssa.gov/poms.nsf/lnx/0500501150

In and of itself, standing 4'7" is not a qualifying disability for purposes of social security. Nor is the inability to get a job. If you have...